Wilson Golf has expanded its INFINITE Zero Torque putter range with two women’s models, The 606 and Lakeview, both built in dedicated 33-inch configurations.
Available from August 27 and priced at £229, the putters bring the same head construction and low-rotation concept used in the Zero Torque models Wilson introduced earlier in 2026. Each comes with a Wilson Premium Midsize grip and gold detailing across the head and grip, replacing the red accents used elsewhere in the range.
How Wilson’s Zero Torque design works
Wilson positions the centre of gravity so the shaft axis passes directly through it. The design is intended to apply virtually no torque to the golfer’s hands, limiting unwanted face rotation and keeping the face square to the target for longer during the stroke.
The intended benefits are greater stability and more consistent start lines, especially when maintaining face control becomes difficult under pressure. Both models also incorporate 1° of forward shaft lean to encourage the correct hand position and help return the face square at impact without creating an unnatural setup.
The heads are made through Metal Injection Moulding, commonly shortened to MIM. This manufacturing process allows Wilson to create the intricate geometry required by the Zero Torque design while controlling how mass is distributed around each mallet head.
Both putters also have a double-milled face. Wilson says its smoother striking surface is designed to produce consistent feel and roll across the face, helping distance control when impact moves away from the centre.
“We’re delighted to expand the Zero Torque range with these new models designed to give women golfers access to the same proven stability and consistency as our existing putters,” said Scott James, CAD Engineer at Wilson Golf. “The new putters combine our Zero Torque technology, MIM construction and double-milled face to deliver confidence and control on the greens, while the new gold detailing provides a distinctive premium look at address.”
Two mallet shapes and alignment options
The 606 uses a compact, winged-mallet profile. Two alignment lines frame the ball at address, while a single alignment dot provides another reference point for setting the face square to the intended start line.
Lakeview has a more traditional half-moon mallet shape and a cleaner alignment system. Its single line runs through the central section of the head, giving players a simpler visual cue without changing the underlying Zero Torque construction.
Both designs target golfers who prefer the added stability and visual reassurance of a mallet but want different looks behind the ball. The 606 offers stronger framing through its wings and multiple references, while Lakeview keeps the address view restrained.
The 33-inch length is the key distinction from Wilson’s existing models, rather than a change to the core technology. Both The 606 and Lakeview are now available at £229.
For more information on the new Zero Torque women’s putters and all Wilson Golf products, including woods, irons, wedges, putters, balls and accessories, CLICK HERE.
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